Yen Can Cook: Tomato Fish Soup
I’m a soup person and I’m blessed with homecook soup by my mom since I was a kid until now. Mom will prepare boiled soup whenever I back to home for dinner, I love you mom!
I will try my best to include soup dish for my homecook dinner, it can be long hours boiled soup such as THIS, THIS or THIS if I have sufficient time. Or I’ll whip up a simple boiled soup like THIS and THIS.
Today I’m going to share with you guys a soup recipe which can ‘kill three birds with one stone’. Tomato fish soup, you can have combination of fish + soup + vegetable in one dish , isn’t it sound great?
Ingredients (Serve: 2-3)
1 fish (I used Tilapia fish or can can be substituted with any other appropriate fishes)
1/4 Chinese cabbage (黄芽白/大白菜), cut into small slices
2 tomatoes
5 slices ginger
Handful of spring onion
1000ml water
Oil
Salt and pepper to taste
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Step 1: Clean the fish, wipe the fish with paper towels or a cloth to remove excess water.
Step 2: Heat oil in a pan, put the ginger fry for 20 seconds and add in the fish and fry both side till slightly browned.
Step 3: Transfer the ginger and fish into a pot. Add water, Chinese cabbage & tomato then bring to boil. Lower the heat and simmer the ingredients for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the fish is cooked & the vegetables are soften.
Step 4: Sprinkle with chopped spring onion and serve.
HAPPY COOKING!
yummy!!!!! i like soup too!!!!! i can have soup one big bowl without having any rice or other dishes.. mama yen, when u wanna cook for me? heheheheee
I only can prepare simple homecook dishes, if you don’t mind ^___*
this makes me miss my grandmother and aunt’s cooking – they also used to prepare a lot of soups. i’ve never had home-made tomato fish soup before though, looks delicious 🙂
This is quite appetizing with the slightly sourish from the tomato~
I’m a soup person too….love any type of soup and this one with fried fish looks really healthy and delicious 🙂
We are typical Chinese who love soup 😛
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